Patient's question:
After my wife and I got married, we haven't been able to have a child so far. I heard from a colleague that men are more likely to get male infertility, which can easily lead to infertility. I want to learn more about male infertility.Doctor's answer:
1. Surgical Treatment: A therapeutic approach used for diseases that cannot be resolved through medication and physical therapy, such as severe vas deferens obstruction, genital organ deformities, and severe varicocele.2. Acupuncture Therapy: Acupuncture therapy is a traditional Chinese method for treating diseases, which utilizes the effects of meridians and acupoints to address asthenozoospermia. The primary treatment for asthenozoospermia involves selecting acupoints such as Shenshu (BL23), Bladder 28 (BL28), and Triple Conception Valley (SP6), followed by acupuncture.
3. Psychological Support Therapy: A psychological treatment for infertility and subfertility patients with asthenozoospermia, addressing anxiety, irritability, and depression caused by the condition. A fertility timeline is developed based on the patient's specific condition and treatment progress, guiding conception while providing comprehensive psychological support for quality of life and dietary structure, enabling full patient cooperation.